Letters to the Editor

Dear Editor, Thank you for Contributor Chris Nelsons article about protesters and oil imports re: 84,017 barrels of Saudi oil a day to New Brunswick Irving Oil Refinery.

Dear Editor, I read the article on the address changes many of us have been subjected to. A company in near bankruptcy sees fit to expand rural delivery and add expensive mail boxes all over the place - with concrete bases.

Dear Editor, I have a question for Rachel Notley regarding the upcoming carbon tax. Exactly how much, in degrees celsius, will the global temperature drop with the implementation of the carbon tax in Alberta.

Dear Editor, I write this letter on behalf of all the residents in the DeWinton area that are not getting their mail delivered. Canada Post, in their infinite wisdom, has changed our address.

Dear Editor, The concerns expressing a need for protection against solar farm fallout in a recent article points to the need for some perspective on the issue.

Dear Editor, On Sept. 6 there was a public/information meeting on mandatory recycling where some commenters were booed and told to sit down.

Dear Editor, It is great to know that old fashioned kindness prevails in your community. We would like to thank all those who stopped to help us when our truck broke down in Highway 7 at the traffic lights. So many stopped to ask if they could help.

Dear Editor, They tell us we got the world’s dirtiest oil The scourge of the planet beneath Alberta soil And the climate is changing too fast for us to use Then give us our options from which to choose There is no doubt we need to get green But where

Dear Editor, Councillor Thorn in the Aug. 31 Western Wheel said, "The program is becoming part of waste services. Waste service, or garbage pickup has never been optional. We're not allowing it to be optional.

Dear Editor, I have lived in Okotoks for the past 12 years and am an avid walker, having walked literally thousands of kilometers over the town pathway system.